Automobile Drawing Tomorrow at Hartwig Theatre
The Hartwig theatre and Montana Mercantile company announce a drawing tomorrow evening for a free automobile. The drawing ends the first show around nine o'clock with disinterested officials conducting it, while theatre and merchant representatives observe on stage. Tickets must be inside the theatre at draw time. If the winner is not reported, a second drawing follows after sufficient verification time.
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Hartwig Theatre
Montana Mercantile Company
Hartwig
Mercantile Company
Ascertalme
Toot Owls Dance at Dart's Hall Draws Crowds
Terry's Toot Owls performed a lively dance at the new dancing garden in Dart's hall last Saturday night. The event drew a larger crowd than the opener and the Owls' music earned praise. Dances will pause for holidays as the group backs the firemen and Legion holiday events.
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Terry
Toot Owls
Dart
Firemen
Legion
County Attorneys Urged to Help Enforce Gas Grade Rules
Helena readers learn that C. T. Stewart secretary of state warns service station operators in Montana about selling poor grades of lubricating oils or gasoline and substituting cheaper grades. Attorney General Foot requests county attorneys to aid in enforcing the gasoline inspection law, noting funding gaps from the 1925 legislature and the need for cooperation.
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Helena
C. T. Stewart
Montana
Stewart
Foot
Dillon Fire Rates Reduced By Ten Percent For Merchants
The Dillon fire department, an all volunteer force praised by the board of underwriters, sees lower rates with a 10 percent cut for brick mercantile buildings and 7 percent for frame mercantile, plus substantial reductions for residences and other structures. District secretary’s letter dated December 18, 1926 from Butte, Montana accompanies.
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Dillon Department
Board of Underwriters
Butte, Mont
Fire insurance rate cuts for Dillon Montana after system upgrades
The Dillon city council area received notice of lowered insurance premiums effective November 15, 1926 based on a rebuilt water system and stronger fire defenses. Reductions average 10 percent for brick mercantile contents, 7 percent for frame mercantiles, and about 25 percent for dwellings within 300 feet of a hydrant.
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Dillon
Montana
Chas. W. Cook
Cattlemen of Beaver Head County In Midst of Feeding Season
In Beaver Head County cattle feeders sustain winter operations to fatten steers for market. Governor White financed fall purchases through the First National Bank, earning the title Father of the Big Hole. Most output goes to Pacific coast buyers, with two year olds and some threes sold. hay feeding, no grain, and cattle shelter inWillows during harsh winters.
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Mr. Mulaney
C. A. Mulaney
Hast Troy
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Montana
Tom
Big Hole
Governor White
First National Bank
Tom Mullaney
Dillon
Willows
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Jardine
Wisdom
C. E. Miller
Ogden
Huntley Cattle Company
Carl Huntley
Jorgen Jorgenson
Martin Jackson
Jorgen Jorgeson
Georg Clemon
Joe Shaw
J. E. Morse
Jak Neldt
John Peterson
Wills Bros
Dan Pendergast
Hari Davis
Sam Robinson
John Andeson
Swan Johnson
George Stewart
Beaverhead County
Ake
PE Eee
Merry Christmas
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Millendams Shoppe
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